It seems that small earthquakes can also be a kind of magic?
Sean suddenly thought of it.
In the early days, wizards using Ancient Runes could accomplish many incredible feats. For example: Sean found that in the 1379 duel competition, a wizard used similar "weather magic" to fight - which is the origin of the famous Mountain Moving Charm.
The contestants in this match were evaluated as having "an almost unprecedented level of skill and dueling."
It says: The second wizard began to face the third wizard. He conjured a [huge storm cloud] in the sky, letting his opponent be soaked in the freezing rain and constantly dodging the lightning.
The third wizard came up with a plan and conjured a [powerful whirlwind], which not only blew away the storm, but also blew away the judges, most of the audience, and several trees.
The magic here has a powerful influence, just like the material Transfiguration that Sean is learning.
Sean needs to learn Ancient Runes from Professor McGonagall and prepare for a long time before he can release such Transfiguration.
Although Transfiguration was evaluated by Professor McGonagall as. "A flashy magic."
But for Sean, it will provide a powerful boost for itself against Basilisk.
If Sean can really lift a mountain and hit Basilisk on the head, then a big difficulty in developing Basilisk cookies will be solved.
In this kind of planning, the summer vacation passed quietly.
During this period, Fairy Tale Workshop officially announced the launch of the "Three-headed Dog" series. This news once again ignited the enthusiasm of wizards. Diagon Alley No. 77, this store that only a few people have entered has almost become a legend.
Reporters from <Witch Weekly> crouch here every day, eager to take some earth-shattering photos, but always come back in vain - except for the day it opens, this store seems to be "dead."
September 1st.
The little wizards all have to go to King's Cross Station and board a train named Hogwarts Express.
Leaving home does make people feel sad and uneasy, but when they think of their friends on the train, the little wizards' faces improve very quickly.
This should be what little wizards do on September 1st every year, but today there was an exception.
"Should I go too, Hagrid?"
Sean followed Hagrid, and they walked out of the castle one after the other.
Sean has been studying the entrance to Chamber of Secrets recently. His memory is a little fuzzy on this point. He only remembers Moaning Myrtle and Girls' Bathroom.
Regarding its real entrance, Sean only has some speculations, which is also one of the most important things Sean needs to do after school starts.
"Why don't you go? You haven't been on a Thestral carriage yet - believe me, it's an amazing feeling -"
Hagrid said loudly, and led Sean down the slope outside the castle, heading towards Forbidden Forest. To be precise, towards Thestral.
They want to bring Thestral to Hogsmeade Station and take the first-year wizards and above back to the castle.
After all, first-year students can row a boat, but second-year wizards and above can't swim across, right?
The sky has darkened, and the sun hangs like an orange on the treetops.
Hogsmeade Station became lively. Not far away, the train slowed down slowly. Justin, Hermione and Neville heard a commotion and noise all around. Everyone was busy gathering their luggage and pets together and preparing to get off.
They dragged heavy steps out of the box and joined the flow of people in the corridor. They felt the stinging of the night air on their faces for the first time in a long time. They slowly moved towards the door, and at this time they could smell the fragrance of the pine trees on both sides of the path leading to the lake.
After getting off the bus and coming to the platform, they looked around and began to prick up their ears to find that familiar voice:
"Freshmen come up here... Freshmen..."
The voice was too familiar and very strange. When they took a closer look, it turned out to be a young wizard gathering the freshmen.
"Sean?"
Hermione was stunned. Did Hogwarts really hand over the work of Hagrid to Sean?
He is only in the first... second grade!
When Hermione was stunned, Justin and Neville were already helping to guide the freshmen who were running around.
Finally, they gathered the freshmen together, and Hermione had time to ask:
"Where is Hagrid, Sean? Why are you here?"
Hermione frowned.
"I lost my horse Thestral. Hagrid is looking for it. He will be back soon."
Sean calmly replied that when Hagrid was with him, Half-giant would become a little unreliable. He even came up with the good idea of letting Sean lead ten horses of Thestral alone.
Completely forgetting that Sean is just a little wizard.
"Thestral, that's the one... forget it, now is not the time to talk about this. Have you seen Harry and Ron? We never found them on the train. Did they return to school early?"
Hermione asked.
At this time, Justin and Neville both raised their heads, waiting for Sean's answer.
Sean probably guessed what was going to happen. He said softly, "It'll be okay." Hermione breathed a long sigh of relief.
"Oh, so how do we, I mean, how do we get back to the castle?"
Hermione looked around the shaft pole curiously. There were about a hundred horseless carriages parked here.
"Don't worry."
When Sean was talking, a completely unfamiliar voice came from in front of them, a female voice that sounded like singing:
"You use Thestral to pull the car?"
Before anyone could react, the voice came closer:
That's a "strange" witch.
She had disheveled, dirty, waist-length blond hair, very light eyebrows, and two bulging eyes, which gave her a constant expression of surprise.
There is clearly a crazy energy about this girl. This may be because she stuck the wand behind her left ear just to be on the safe side; or because she is wearing a necklace made of Butterbeer corks; or because she holds the magazine upside down when reading it.
"Nice to meet you. Can you also see Thestral? It seems not... only you and I can see it."
Luna looked at them from the upside-down magazine. The name of the magazine was "The Quibbler". She didn't seem to blink as often as ordinary people, she just kept staring at Sean.
"Hmm."
Sean responded.
"She's a little weird."
Hermione stared into Luna's eyes and said.
"Maybe?"
Justin didn't care, he agreed gently.
"Just like Thestral, people used to think that there were no such things as Bubble-headed Booby and Crumple-Horned Snorkack in the world. Do you believe it?"
Her thoughts were beating fast, and she seemed to hear Hermione's words, and she raised her voice slightly.
"There is indeed no such thing as Bubble-headed Booby and Crumple-Horned Snorkack in the world."
Hermione feels irritable, especially when he sees Sean thinking seriously like a fool.